I would expect you to need an infusion of cash at some point.

I never had to infuse anything more than the original $33k, and I have enough now to stay as busy as I like on projects without wondering where the money will come from. 

If you are struggling with capital infusion, offering up your or a partner's free and clear assets can do wonders!

However, as a practical matter, investors don't have the resources to infuse a large amount of cash into the deal, so they usually secure new financing along with the exchange proceeds to complete the replacement property acquisition with nothing out of their own pocket.

Even good ones have a way of needing periodic cash infusions.

In apartment complexes, a new manager and an infusion of capital for renovations can make a huge positive impact on value.

But the flips are great for cash infusions and to help pay for some of the "soft costs" in development.Couple of notes regarding flips and development.1) I think flippers don't know what they don't know.

Tim Ryan, head of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association and a former bank regulator, said the sheer scale of the capital infusion banks are receiving is in itself a powerful incentive to put the funds to work in the economy.

- The Seller wanted to sell but after finding out that they would get a huge tax bill is now willing to do a MLO but they also need a big cash infusion.

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